Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-04-29
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Corsets a speciality at Watson's.

terday.
Mr. Kccbler's lost pony was found over
ut Horschead.
y Mr. j. N. Roop was visitor to the Cap
ital City last week.
L/Mr. Jagd has returned to Minnesota to
be absent until fall
Go to H. II. Days, Bismarck, for jew
clry, watches, repairing, etc.
A big stock of Wallpaper just received
at j. w. Parkcr's, Bismarck.
Pasture, meadow and lawn grass seeds,
pure and clean, at Frank Frisby's.
Mr.. Frank Hart has filed a contest on
tht McGillis claim, southeast of town.
Seeds Seeds Seeds - northern
grown, of the best quality, at Frsby's.
Best Mixed Paints at bedrock prices,
for sale by j. w. Parker, Bismarck Oak.
The Olsen cattle will be sold tomorrow
ut the Wade ranch, in Gayton township.
T. Mr.. Armstrong and Miss Libbic Kurtz
departed yesterday on visit to Bismarck.
J. w. Parker Bismarck. keeps on hand
one of the best stocks of Drugs on the
Missouri Slope.
Miss Franklin came down from the
Capital City last week, and is now at
home on her claim.
&'Vernon county, Mo-. and the country
near Little Rock, Ark, were visited by
terrific cyclones last week.
i Mr.. VIM. Pagcl, of Winchester, was in
town Saturday after seed wheat, which
he obtained from Mr. Connor
Grass seeds Of all kinds at Frank Fris-
by's, Bismarck. Also keeps well
selected stock of garden seeds.
Mr.. George w. Bullard is a recent ar
rival in the Williamsport country. He
is stopping at Mr. Jacob Kalbcrer's.
II. l.. Durant T. Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationcrs, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
a Miss Ida Roop is much better of late,
and her friends believe that the improve
ment in her health Is Of permanent
character.
If you have no money, drive your hens
up hill to make them lay, and take your
eggs to Oscar ii. Will to get your vcgc
table seeds.
Messrs. Dean, Bumstcad, Brown, Mat
thews and several other gentlemen from
Winchester and below were in town Sat
urday on final-proof business.
The Mercer Seed Corn, grown in Min
nesota, and which matured III seventy
five days, for sale at S. A. Faulkners s,
Emmonsburg. $3.50 per busheI.
. The RECORD is informed that the rain
of last Friday washed out the bridge over
Long Lake Creek at Beaudry's, and also
one higher up on the same stream.
Everybody should make garden, and
should plant only northern grown seeds.
You can get them of the best kind and in
any quantity at Frank Frisby's, Main
street, Bismarck.
j. w. Parker, the Bismarck druggist,
has received a mammoth spring stock,
which lie will dispose of at the smallest
percentage of profit. Call and learn
prices before purchasing.
se'Every body is talking railroad" Uncle
Dudley WAS in town yesterday, and re-
ports seeing a locomotive running at full
speed along the A., B. u N. w. survey,
out near his place, the other day.
The RECORD recently received letter
incloslng back subscription and ordering
the farm papers. TO secure the farm pa
pers not only Il settlement to date, but
payment for u year in advance, must be
i made.
t/Several residents Of this ncighborhood
have agreed to meet at Uncle Dan Long s
place on Saturday, May 7, to give the old
gentleman days plowing. 1t is hoped
and believed that quite large number
will take part in this worthy undertaking.
Hear ye! hear ye! Emmons County
people. When in Bismarck. ard wanting
groceries, provisions or meats, call on
George Gussncr, "The Jolly Butcher" "
and you will be courtcously treated and
fairly dealt with. He sells cheap for cash.
A rumor is in circulation that former
citizen of Emmons County disposed of q
team to one now resident, and that ii
was afterward discovered that there was
mortgage on the team. Those who knew
the man who sold the team do not place
credit in the rumor.
1t is hardly necessary to call the attcn
tion of our citizens to the fact that the
drug firm of Dunn s. Co., opposite the
Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps on
hand at all times large stock of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest prices. Give the firm call and
be convinced of the fact.
Mr.. j. D. Hubbard, of Winchester,
passed through town Saturday on the
way home from Bismarck Dolcy is rails
ing set Of whiskers that would make Il
pirate wild with envy. BY the way. MIR.
HIS name is 'Doley," and not cole. I"
This information given because Bills
portite with not over acute car said to
the REconD man the other day: ''Did you
know Ole Hubbard was in town vcster.